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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1933
Page
2
The Chronicle Telegram outlines advertising rates. It notes five words per line average, initials and abbreviations count as one word, compound words count as two. Minimum 35 cents, rate ten cents per line per day. Early cash payment may earn a discount.
A page of classified blurbs includes Wanted female help and experienced millinery saleslady, printing services, sewing at home, transfer and storage, horses and livestock for sale, baby buggy wanted, furnished apartments, houses for rent, rooms for rent, farms and property listings, and multiple sheriff sale notices for real estate in Elyria Lorain County Ohio with parcel details and auction dates.
The plaintiff in Lorain County Ohio files for divorce from defendant William Cavins. The defendant's residence is unknown. The petition was filed January 28 1938 in the Court of Common Pleas. The case cites wilful absence of more than three years as the ground.
Prof Newell L. Sims of Oberlin College described Soviet Russia and his summer visit. The Study Hour Club tea for the village Milk Fund featured vocal and piano solos by Mrs Fred Ruth and James M P Nicol, with refreshments served to about 50 guests.
The men’s Civic Club of South Amherst meets Tuesday at 7:00 PM in the Methodist church with speaker County Superintendent of Schools Vaughn. Ike and Eddy provide music. group singing, refreshments, and games are planned. Athletic Club follows for those wanting to participate, rubber-soled shoes suggested.
American Legion and Auxiliary members with friends gathered Friday evening at the Legion Club rooms for a card party. Pedro was the pastime and refreshments followed.
Relatives gathered at the home of Alex Garland Sr. Friday evening to surprise him on his 70th birthday in a lighthearted family celebration.
An Amherst Chronicle-Telegram snippet lists MRS B A JENNE as a contact at Central Book Store on Church Street and notes a delivery service or service complaint line at phone 5524.
The Amherst Aerie of Eagles starts a members only sixty six and seven up tournament this evening at the F Q O E hall. It runs through the rest of winter with all Eagles urged to enter.
An important meeting of the membership committee of the Womens Union of St Peters as anogelical church will be held at the home of Mrs. William Misch ka, Pearl Street, Tuesday evening.
Members of group one of the Holy Name society of St Joseph’s Catholic church will meet at the home of John Strohmeier on Washington avenue Tuesday evening.
The Mite society of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will hold a joint meeting at the church parlors on Wednesday. A tureen dinner will be served at noon and the afternoon will include routine business and a social time.
On Wednesday evening the Brotherhood of St Peter’s Evangelical church will hold its regular meeting in the church parlors. A Bible discussion will feature Herman Beesing Samuel Wragg C H Ernst Henry Kane Fred Holzhauer and C E Baker discussing different phases.
Mr and Mrs C M Hirst of Milan Avenue attended the Lorain High School baccalaureate services for the class of 1933 held Sunday evening. Their grandson Robert Doane is a member of the class. Commencement exercises are scheduled for Wednesday evening.
Amherst guests held a Saturday afternoon benefit tea at the home of Mrs. James Nicol in South Amherst to aid a Milk Fund for the needy. Attending were Mrs. H. W. Powers Mrs. Ed Pietch Mrs. Werner Zilch Mrs. C. J. Springer Mrs. Jerome Menz Mrs. A. P. Roth Mrs. Conrad Zilch and Miss Marion Steele.
A joint all day session of the Ladies' and Woman's Missionary societies will meet in the church parlors on Thursday with Circle No. 4 hosting. The event features a playlet performed during the meeting.
Officers of St. Peter's Evangelical Church organizations will meet with the church council at a special session this evening in the church parlors at 7 30.
Epworth League of the Methodist church held a Sunday evening gathering with Miss Olive Guild leading a missionary playlet Hanging a Sign presented by a cast listing Olive Guild and several named characters representing regions and nationalities.
A special meeting of the Voters' League will be held in the assembly room of the Town Hall on Tuesday. The agenda is not detailed in the fragment but the notice invites members to attend and discuss league matters.
At six o clock an oyster stew was served for a birthday anniversary with Mr and Mrs Garland Mr and Mrs Edwin White of Vincent Mr and Mrs Joshua Thompson of South Ridge and Mrs Maria Bruce of Amherst among the participants.
Miss Dorothy Jones left Saturday for Bowling Green Kentucky to take a teachers training course at the normal school.
A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Aebersold on Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wragg Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allsopp and their son Harold Jr and Edward Aeber sold.
Mrs John Wagener and daughter Marilyn of Oleana Ohio were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Allsop. Carl Gibson visited Mr and Mrs Ray Lucas in Elyria Sunday. Ward Hubbard and Wm Blazer with son Billy of Elyria spent Saturday evening with Harold Allsop. Arthur Ruth and son Jack of Elyria spent Sunday with Henry Kolb.
Evening meeting explains petitions circulating in the village seeking a referendum on the village council’s ordinance approving the construction of a municipality owned electric light plant.
At a recent meeting the Armherst Athletic Club organized a Valentine dance for Saturday evening February 11 with the venue to be announced. The arrangements were led by Walter Mischka and Frederick Deiner.
Officers of the Young Ladies' Sodality of St Joseph Church will host a party at the school hall Tuesday evening. Plans for a Valentine party in the near future will be discussed. Hostesses include Misses Regina Fuhrman Esther Joseph Mary Brown and Helen Gidlinoski.
The February Philathea Bible Class gathering at St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School will meet in the church parlors Thursday evening. Members are asked to bring any article of clothing suitable for the occasion.
Rev Henry Abram will lead an English communion service at St Pauls Lutheran church with a preparatory service at ten and the regular service at 10 thirty There will be no service.
Rev. R. C. Jensen spoke on Seven Rules of Living at vesper services at Pleasant View Sanitarium Sunday afternoon. The choir directed by Mrs. R. H. Hearn sang O Holy Father By Marcetti, with a mile quartet of H. L. Beesing John Egeland R. H. Hearn and George Cox performing Take the Name of Jesus with You and Blessed Assurance.
Mrs William Coburn has moved her household goods from the Ulrich property on Church Street to the Stephan residence on Church Street.
On Wednesday evening in the local school gymnasium the Nabanaski Roofers challenge the H and S Bakers of Sandusky, regarded as one of northern Ohio’s strongest teams.
Mrs. Harry Hutton of Church Street will host the Daughters of Dorcas class from the First Evangelical Sunday School at a Wednesday evening gathering.
Miss Woodbury secretary of the American Missionary Society in New York will speak at the February meeting of the Missionary Society of the Congregational church. The event takes place at The Manse on Friday afternoon.
Mrs Henry Ammenhauser will host members of the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church in church parlors on Thursday afternoon for a meeting and social gathering.
The weekly cottage prayer meeting of First Evangelical church will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs William Grobe on Elyria avenue Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting of the teachers of St. Pauls Lutheran Sunday School will be held at the church at 7 30 this evening.
Miss Lulah Walker and Mrs. J. B. Egeland will host the Queen Esther class of the Methodist Sunday School at Miss Walker's home on South Lake street Friday evening.
The Inter mediate group of the First Evangelical Church will meet in the church parlors at 3 30 Thursday afternoon. Miss Mildred Zilch will act as leader.
The officers of both the church and Sunday School of the Congregational church were installed at the morning service, Rev. Eastman in charge. A. R. Stowell, associate pastor, was received into membership ahead of ordination set for February 20.
The boys of the Congregational church will stage two basketball games at the church gym featuring two junior teams. Local youths will compete in a church league event likely drawing families and neighbors to the afternoon program.
Elyria YMCA hosts Thursday evening games featuring local teams competing for league standings and community event excitement at the downtown gym.
Members of the Church Council of St. Pauls Lutheran will gather at the church at eight oclock Wednesday evening for the meeting.
Walter Schmidt of Amherst was discharged from the local hospital on Saturday.
Miss Valerie Eppley resumed her classes at Hiram College after a weekend with her mother. Miss Myrtle Franklin visited Lorain friends. Helen Roemer and Bertha Frohofer were Akron visitors. Herbert Edwards was able to go out after a week at home due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schroeder and daughter Betty Lou visited Elvira relatives. Raymond Nickel spent Saturday in Lorain. Helen Heck and Grace Schaefer visited Akron Sunday. F C Moore of Oberlin spent Sunday in Amherst. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee of Oberlin visited Mrs. H. L. Hoffner Saturday. W. Lee of Vermilion was an Amherst caller Saturday. A W Buck of Oberlin was an Amherst visitor Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Payok of Vermilion visited Amherst relatives Saturday.
A list of relatives and local residents gathered for the funeral of Mrs. Frank Turner in Litchfield. Attendees include Mennell, Davidson, Lehman, Belden, Knight, Tran, Howard, Ewers, Finlayson, Hiscox, Lawson, and other area families from Lakewood to Elyria.
Mrs. H F Stroth of Cleveland visited sister Mrs J D Obits from Monday to Thursday. Geo Koepke and family of Amherst plus Mr and Mrs John Koepke shared Sunday supper. J D Obits visited E H Kothe in Henrietta on Sunday. Earl Harper of LaGrange was a Sunday guest of brother Charles. D A Swartz and Mrs Harry Swartz were Elyria visitors on Tuesday. A Beers and mother Maggie Flickinger visited A N Smith in Elyria Wednesday. Women’s Bible Class of the M E S church meets with Edith Howard Thursday afternoon Feb 2. C E Lehman of Cleveland stayed over Tuesday night with C D Lehman. R T Neshett and Mary Killip spent Thursday in Cleveland. A B Jones and son Artie B Wellington were guests of Edith Howard Tuesday. Many flu cases reported locally. Carl Seckrt, Charles Gest and Rudolph Pfiefer called on Mrs Clarence Grey at Elyria Memorial Hospital Wednesday. Mrs Grey improving. C D Lehman visited Mrs Austin Eaton Tuesday afternoon. Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Mrs A C Beers Friday afternoon. Orville Lehman and Peggy of Elyria spent Tuesday evening at C D Lehman home. A house party was held at Church of the Assumption Tuesday. Leon Lehman visited A L Haury.
The Lat A Lot Club held a Thursday afternoon meeting with hostess Mrs Gertrude Schwed. Attendees included Mrs Blanche Edwards Mrs Marion Miller Mrs Marie Zacharias Mrs Mildred Brunson and Mrs Marie Sooy. Sewing and refreshments followed. The group plans to meet again with Mrs Brunson in two weeks.
Belden Ladies Quilt Club, with husbands, met January 26 at Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gest home. A bountiful oyster supper followed card games and social time. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Nesbett and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hosler, and other local residents. The club plans to meet next at Mr. and Mrs. Seckt’s residence.
The Belden Farmers Institute will meet at the school building on Thursday and Friday February 9 and 10. Miss Gertrude Aiken of Columbia and Mrs. Joe Thomas of Hayesville will speak. Dinner will be served Friday by the institute.
Jim Smith, 44, a Birmingham Negro peacemaker, was slashed and beaten by two men of his race as he tried to quell their quarrel. He suffered multiple wounds including two broken ribs a broken foot and bruises before two attackers fled. One assailant used a hatchet during the assault and Smith was hospitalized.
The Internal Revenue Bureau issues a set of don’ts for filing income tax returns. Do not prepare without studying form instructions. Do not procrastinate. assemble data early for careful tax problem review. Do not destroy memoranda. attach essential explanations to the return for the audit.
An ancient English horse named Marocco, trained to walk upright, select spectators, and backwalk while turning in circles, was condemned in Italy as an evil magician. The trainer and animal were sentenced to be publicly burnt as devils in a Monstrous order carried out.
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